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The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-23
THE SUMMER RESORTS.

WHITE MOUNTAIN travel improves day by
day.
GETTYSBURG is becoming quite summer
| resort.
MANY seaside resorts report thieves uncom-
! fortably active.
A VERY busy resort is Garfield Beach. on
Great Salt Lake, Utah
ALL sorts, kinds and conditions of people
| are gathered at Saratoga.
! THERE is now quite round of dinner par
! ties and thigh teas" at Newport
| AMONG the social lions at the Isle of Shoals
| are number of literary celebrities.
| A DEER park is among the latest projects
about To be consummated in the Catskills.
BIG bouquets of mignonette are carried by
the young women at the summer resort hops
AN enterprising woman at Cottage City
has opened dairy school and teaches ladies
how to milk"
FORTY well-known families at Newport,
usually leaders in social festivities, are in
deep mourning.
THE transportation managers say that
pleasure travel this summer has been larger
than ever in their experience.
PRETTIEsT girls of the South and stateliest
Old ladies are to be seen at the White Sulpur
Springs Va, which is now at its very fash
iOnable best.
PAUL SMITHS, in the AdirondacBs, where
resident Cleveland stopped, is crowded.
Inc people there live out of doors, and visit
the hotels for eating and sleeping purposes.
AN increase in the crowd of spectators at
evening parade at West Point is to be noted
to which rows of handsome equipageS make
an effective background
LONG ISLAND resorts, almost without ex-
ceptlon, are doing better than last year. and
some or them, notably the long-neglected
Hamptons are becoming fashionable.
BATHING at Long Beach, L. l., is especially
enjoyable, and has to prudent bathers the ad-
dltIOnal charm of being safe The beach slopes
gradually and there is very little undertow.
A GOOD many of the snowy turnouts seen
on Ocean avenue, Long Branch, are hired by
the day, week or month, and close inspec-
ton enables anybody to detect the livery
earmark.
FAIRS for various charities and churches
are now In order at many of the resorts,
where the money of the hotel bOarders is an
nually counted on to help along every good
cause brought to their notice.
MOST of the Western and Southwestern re-
sorts are dping fairly well, few being abso-
Iutely crowded If there were fewer of them,
1t Is more than likely their success would be
even greater than it is, but they almost null
tiply iron year to year.
A CORRESPONDENT at the White Mountains
says: The Interstate Commerce bill aIt
preciabIy affects travel and many familiar
figures which in the good old times preceding
the lasls Congress were accustomed to ride on
the "a Ilroads without money and without
price Gil not find it convenient to visit their
favorfte resorts among the White Moupta ins
this ear.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-23
FREAKS OF LIGHTNING,

FRANCES Jewell, of Yorkville S. c..
was struck by lightning while washing, and
has permanently lost her hearing
y. w. GARDNER, of Yorkville, S. c., was
Killed while standing between two trees that
were simultaneously struck by lightning.
HE wife of Harvey Fletcher, of Lowell,
Vt, was killed by lightning as she Law in bed
beside him, while he was in nowise injured.
IWENTY-sEvEN sheep were huddled under
a tree on the Bennett Point farm, Queen
Annes County, Nd, when lightning struck
IL, and every one was killed.
NEAR Lebanon, Tenn, lightning struck a
whole congregation felt che shock, many
Deing thrown to the floor, and one, Mrs.
Reese Davidson, was fatally injured
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-23
THEY OWE $4,000, 900.
The Firm Which Tried to Control
the b. and o. Goes Under.

The Firm Which Tried to Control
the b. and o. Goes Under.
Henry s. Ives & c., the New York
brokers who recently paid large sum for
the future right 70 buy a controlling interest
in the Baltimore and. Ohio Railroad from
President Garrett, failed to raise the
purchase money, and have suspended,
their liabilities being estimated at sI7. 600. 600
OF this huge sum about S, 200, 900 is due to
other firms and money lenders, and the re-
mainder is In stocks and securities belonging
TO various railroad corporations and ''usedn
senior member, is a young man under
thirty years of age The announcement of
the failure was received with great cheering
in the New York Stock Exchange, because
the condition of the firms affairs had for
weeks been a great drawback to a steady
market
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-23
Fire Destroys 1000 Houses.

A great confagration ragged the other day
in Scutari, opposite Constantinople. A high
wind prevailed and the flames spread rapidly.
The fire was not extinguished till after 900
houses and two churches had been DESTROYED
Two women and child were burned to death.
Thousands of persons are homeless The Sui
tan has donated SIS, 600 for the sufferers
and has appointed q relief committee
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-23
Preparing Against Eviction.

The tenants on the Ponsonby estate in Ire
land have engaged civil engineer to super
wise the construction of works of defense in
preparation for expected evictions Barri-
cades are being erected and trenches and
drains made, and in case of emergency the
farms will be flooded from bog.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-23

JULIAN F. MILLS Of Saranac, Mich, was
arrested and fined for drunkenness, and his
sweetheart broke off her engagement with
hlm- he claims that the arrest was unjust,
and has brought suit against the town for
$4,000 damages for the alienation of the
girls affections.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-23
In FOREIGN LANDS.
Some Events Of Importance in
Other Countries.
A Notable Victory for the Follow
ers of Gladstone.

An election in the Norwich division of
Cheshire, England, to fill tne vacancy caused
by the death Of Mr.. r. Verdin, Liberal Union
ist has resulted in another victory for the
Gladstonians. The vote stood: Mr.. ]. T.
Brumer, Gladstonian, 5,112; Lord Henry
Grosvener, Liberal Unionst, 1888.
In the last election, when the Liberal
Unionist candidate was successful, the vote
was as follows: X. Verdin, Liberal nionist,
4, 416; J. T. Drummer Home Ruler 1855
The result Of the election is crushing blow
to the Tories, who were confident that they
would retain the seat. At their clubs the
news was received with CONSERVATION. Home
Rule clubs and centres were correspondingly
elated.
A week ago the London Standard Tory
said that the issue would be trial of strength
under peculiarly significant circumstances,
and pointed out that, though Mr.. Drummer
was large local employer, his opponent who
is a son of the Duke of Westminster, was a
member of an old Cheshire family that had
been seated in the county for centuries and
had special claims upon the support of every
unionist.
Mr.. Drummer, the newly elected member
made an address to the electors of his district
In the course of his remarks he said: you
have won victory for Mr.. Gladstone and
for Ireland The issue between the classes
and the masses has been made absolutely
clear for the first time. The significance of
TINS message of peace to Ireland it is impos-
slble to overrate."
A despatch from Dublin says that the Ma
tionalists there are jubilant over the Glad
stonian victory in Cheshire They declare
that the Government cannot proclaim the
National League in the face of defeat which
completely changes the political situation.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-23
10000 Cholera Victims.

A despatch from Simla, India, states that
the medical returns show that 20, 600 persons
died from cholera in the Northwest Provinces
during June and July.
Many new cases of cholera and numerous
deaths are reported in Malta daily
A Rome dispatch gives the following as
the cholera returns for one day: Naples, 8
new cases and deaths; Palermo cases and
deaths; Catania, II cases and 6 deaths:
Syracuse, cases and 3 deaths; at other
places, SO cases and 46 deaths.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-23
Big Crops Promised in Europe.

The crop reports received in London by the
New York Wortd Bureau say that the yield
of wheat in Great Britain will be above the
average. In France and Italy decided in
crease over last years crop is expected.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-23

NEVER throw stones at 9 child who
has to live ON glass bottle, and who
is not to blame for what it cannot pre-
vent.
The semi-weekly fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-08-23

The Nashville Club having dlsbanded, q u
series with four clubs has opened.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-28

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crying with psln Of cutting teeth? If
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fH"tas HN-#T |'HEs go
Close OF t Singular Career.
Paris Di,palea to lie London Daily Telegraph

So ~ Ugh
a rather remarkable old Parislan, NJ.
Emile Marco de .Hilaire, has just
died at Neuilly, outsida Paris. No one
knew his age, and tradition aaid that he
first saw tho light in 1893. His mother
was maid Of honor to Queen Hortenue,
and he wss for q brief period O prpe to
the Great Napoleon. He published many
curious books after the fall Of the First
Empire, some OF them being trea.isaa Oh
the artn Of smoking. enuiing, tying
craysts, and making love. His
most paying successes were, however,
his "Menoris OF an Imperial PaSc.nh his
"St. Cloud and Malmalaon, and other
Napoloonic "reminiscences. Ho was rather
shabbily treated by the Imperialism after
tho foundation Of the Second Empire, fo-
they sent him of to Strssburs as librarian
In the chateau, and that only when he WAS
tired of asking for q post. In 1870 his
rooms were shelled by the Prussians, and
he was carried OF into Germany. as a p.ig,
onsr, although nearly 50 years old. he
returned without a penny to Paris. He
was Obliged to enter an asylum for aged
persons, where he met a widow and mar.
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ried her. Thanks to her jolnture, no was
enabled TO spend his declining years In
poaoo and plenty.
Novel Thing In Street Uor,.

H- -
The Railroad Gasete, OF this week, print.
~engravlngs representing an Imperial stree,
car which the Gilbert Oar Manuiacturinv
Company Of Troy N. Y. have recent,
shipped to Rio do Jsneiro for the use Of
the Emperor Of Brazil and hla family. The
car ia noet luxuriouBly fitted up, ss will
DO geen from the following description:
Tho body 10 mahogany, both inside and
out, most deliberately paneled and decora.
ted the dome Of tho most expensive lew.
e!ed glasa, surmounted by the Imperial
Grown In gold. The windows and mirrors
are Of French plste glass. The chandelier,
water.cooler, the locks and other metal
work, inside OF tho cor, 90 we'll % the nm.
pen, part Of the exterior work, are all pold.
plated In the parts whero bress Ia usually
employed. The carpeting and drapery il
Of tho most expensive quality. The cur.
tallls are OF brocatelle, lnlaId with cloth Of
gold, and the shades OF tho richest pilk
plush. 1t Is arranged for lighting BY
electricity, md also haa electric bella.
The Cur Is to DO run on tho Botanical
GARDEN Railroad, which is the flrst stree,
railroad built, aud one Of the largest In
South America. It ia said to DO ono OF the
best managed street roads In tho world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-28

BENTON HAIR GROWER Co,
DAw Cleveland, O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-28
WOOL N METALS.
Manufacturers Buying tho Former Tfeely.
~ an Status Of tho Iron Trade,

Manufacturers Buying tho Former Tfeely.
Status Of tho Iron Trade.
Brad,lrtet's has tho following:
Manufacturers throughout the country
arc buying wool with comparative free.
dom Tor immediate congum p,iop, but arc
are no! anticipating future requirements
to any extent. AS tho machinery ia gen.
orally we'll occupied, tho amount taken
week by week reaches L fNir aggregate. In
point oil prico NO improvement Can DO re-
ported. Values have hold about stcedy
at the present quotations for ONE time
past, and In almost every 9ual Tor It IL be.
lieyed that the next turn will DO upward
rather than downward. Whom that tu.n
will CONE is the problem. Some isreeu.
larity iu demand 10 reported, fine aecccs
receiving moro sttentiuu thaa medium In
certain markets and luga In Others. The
stocku OF wool III the Ea1ssrn markets are
being gradually reduced, but large
amounts are Gtill held in some parts OF the
country. The movement OF fall Texas
wool 10 more liberal, and yet holders are
in many i1staucsG waiting for better
prices. ThoFe 10 q moderate re1usst for
fall California product. The London gales
opened Tuesdsy with q good demand for
the best stock and prices equal 10 those
which prevailed ct the c'oEe OF the last
sesiaa. Poor stuff 10 ignored and weak f,
the selections offered chow a low aysrsgs,
Since the opening there has bssa u brisk
competition Tor the better clais Of oTsr-
inee, bnth from bono md foreign buyers.
At Melbourne prices arc firm.
There Is no change CT poLe in the sitra.
;ion ct Boston. A liberal Inquiry on the
patt OF manuiacturels Ia Jpparcnt, their
preaont needs being considerable. As a
rule, however, the demand 10 not active
enough 10 affect prices, which continue in
huyors' !avo.. The supply Of Jelsins aud
combing wooia Ia very email. and with an
active request values are firm. A com.
narasively largo demand Tor Gne unwashed
tlaeces il noted. A lsrge amount OF cheap
Territory stock is Offered aud values are
week. There 10 come inquiry for carpst
stock, but quiet prevails. q curious fla.
.urs Of tbs trade has bssn On unusual
demand for black WOOL, resulting in M I'D.
ysnce oil two cent? por poana on account
ol the limited supply in tho market. Cur.
rent quotations for leading. descriptions
arc % folloTs in comparison with last year
and the year before:
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full OF trials.
Bentun's upir Gruypr,

All who are bald, oil who are becoming
bald, all Who do not want 10 be bald, all
who s,e troubled with dandruf,, or itching
Of The ecalp, should use Bcnton's Hail
Grover. Eighty per cent OF those using
il hava grown hsir. 1t noyer fails to STOP
tins hair from falling. Through sickness
and ieyors the hair sometimes falls OH in q
ahost time, aud although the psrson may
havo remained bald for yeasu, If you use
Dcnton'S Hair Grower according 10 di.ec.
tsone you are su,s of n growth Of hair. In
hund.eds OF cases We hsys produced A
good growth OF hair on those who have
nasE bald and glazed Tor years. We have
folly authenticated the following facts:
how long bald. ~
Unlike other preparations. It contaius no guar Of
lead, or vegetable or mineral p0isons,
us a specific for falling hail, dandruif and itch.
Ing OF the scalp. -.
Tho Hair Grower IL O hair food, and It's com.
position Is almost exactly like the oil which
: supplies the hair with lis vitality.
Sold by druggists o. seat Oh receipt Of price, s10Q,
BENTON HAIR GROWER Co.,
Daw Cleveland, O.
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/, MEDICAL.
A Valuable Resource for the Sick,

Among tho many resources which medical skin
has m~ld9lkvllable for the bick ard dehilItatod,
mono rang ERher than Simmons Liver Regulator,
q conf rehenAiye remedy for
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
'"e Features Of tho Money and Btock
IN|T .|."H Markets.. &. .HH

w. r..... H... shsA nStBs HH... re- w.
hk" YORK; Nov. 26.-Mouey on call easy at 4 To
y pef cent, last loan at 4 per cent, closed offered
Ut per cent, PRINT mercantile paper Gas no,
cent. Sterling exchange dull but steady a, 81 slsI
iofsixty day bills, aud 81 S5% for demand, Tho
total sale' OF stocks to-day wcro 1884, sos shares.
The stock market today was left almost entirely
70 me room traders aud professionals, who, being
beafish In their Views, gayc tho market 4 wcaf
one, winch lasted until near tho close. The ren.
essi expectation was that a large decrease w0utd be
SHOWN IN tho surplus roservc by the banks this
week. which was tho p~rlnclpal. in%duccmgpt 10
snOricn tho market, but london was q seller OF IL
speclalues, aud Tho bcars were active In leinlng
!he market down. while tho bulls held alooL, and
the ohly support to prices came from tho scAttered
purchasers by the Commission people. $3.50,
The opening was weak Mt dccIIncs extending IN
u per cent III the general list, while Jerey Central
lr9pped ~ per cent Tho market became very
aull and little progrfSS was made iu other diIen.
ZION until after the issue OF the bank statement.
when prices improved somewhat and tho close was
aul but steady TO firm al Insignificant changes
from mo opening figures. Almost everything IA
" Tonight, and Richmond & West Poiut bro.
each. e VA -
nsilroad honds were very dull and generally
weak: sales $50, OCO shares. '
Sovernlnent bonds were dull and steady,
btAtc bonds were iiull. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-28
Don't

.H .NH#.. .-aHu "oA t -..as
let thst cold Of yours run On. You think
1t ID a light thing. But it may run into
catarlh. Or into pneumonia. Or CON
sumption.
Cstarrh ia d~issusting. Pneumonia is
dangerous. Consumption Is death itself,
Tbs breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy and clear Of all distractions and
oltsneive matter. Otherwise there ia t.ou-
bic ahead.
AL tho diseases of these parts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs,
can be delightfully."- and entirely cured by
the uae Of Roschoe's German Syrup. ii
you don't know this remedy, thouaands
and thousando Of people can tell YOU.
They have been cured by 1t, and "know
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cents. AJAX your druggint.
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william iiine Ct 81.

William tIine Ct 81.
BY virtue Of n deere entered III the above emil.
tied csuSu on the fourth day OF November. A. D..
1857, thu undersigned special commissioner will, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER II, 1887,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sell q. public auction
at the trent DOR Of tho Court House ui Ohio
County, West Virginia, tho following described
pIecD Of lard lying and being situate In Ohio
county. lEwlt: Ecs!nulng for boundary at d
sugar treG Btump. corner TO Daniel Citizen and ELL
ian Marliug tracts OF land: thence Y. 80 u. 20 poles
tOR B,ol ., theucH n. f6ho Z 81 pole, to a stake 10
the linz o: Daniel Qii!eu; thence &. 3le W. 40 poles
to thN beg luuIrg, containing three acres more or
less, Il being The bamc tract oil land which wRS
conveyed to ann Hlnn By james nnYt and wife by
deed dHtcd the - day oil =, \. D.. 1870.
AId0, L0f NO. 10, in Square eight In GIL.
chrit's Amended AdtiLton to the city OF Wheel.
Ing. ,lyirg and being situate on Wheeling Island,
Oh The WIS. side oil sorth York ct Get, formerly
Ghestuut SIT, ct. fronting abolt thirty ESQ., feet on
said North York street and running back at right
angels with satd North York street about ono nun.
DIRE and forty ieet TO All alley
TEXAS OF 4ALE-0ne third Of the purchase money
and as much more us Tho purChner may elect TO
pay In rash, and tho residue In two equal install.
menH OF Nix And twelve months respectively, with
in'eres from the day OF Ealc. the purchaser 10
Bivc his notes Tor such deferred cay HGnis with
R0oi ~pertoDIl security. o d tho iltlo 10 be retained
until payment In lul is mado
G.. l.. CEAESER,
Special Commissioner.
hereby certify that bond Inns been given by
thaGbove named pccIal Commissioner, as required
BY law Eud the decree IN til. above entitled cause.
JOHN ". MITCHELL,
nol5 Clcrk Of Circuit court Of Ohio county.
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TRUsTEE'H SALE.

b.. N..
By virtue Of A Deed Of trust made by George
EChsd mud Loulut 4chRd, his wife, 10 me "a trustee,
d4tcd NAV a, 1881. recorded In tho 0flcc Of the
VIrgtria, IN Deed Of Trust Book No. 10 page 100. l
will sell AZ public auction, At the front door OF the
CouIt House OF said county, on
SATURDAY, the lO,h DAY OF DECEMBER, 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock A NJ, tho following de-
kCtlbtd property, that Is 70 say: LOT numbered ten
IN that lArt OF The city u Wheeling, Ohio county,
West VirSInia, formerly known W tho TO IN OF LII
grange, but now part Of tho city OF Wheeling.
This title Il beloved TO be good. but selling M
trustee will convey only tho title vested In mo
by said deed Of trust. n
TEgss ~ aALS- One.tfird and a. much moro "A
the purchaser elects 10 pay In ca'h on tho day OF
sale tho o1lRnc1 III two equal install In onts a. one
and two years, Wito Interest, for which the pur.
chaser shall execute his notes, secure the samu by
deed OF tIi,t on tho property. and Keep tho build.
ingi insured for he Duncht OF the trust.
WI. W C0WDKS, Trustee.
" n NsLLRR, AnCttnNper. no3
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Trace I'm,

You arc feeling deprelscd, your appe-
lite is poor, you ere battered with head.
sehe, you axe hdgatty, nervous and gen.
orally out of sortG, and want to brace up.
Brace up, but not Tith stimulanta, spring
medicines OF bitsors, which have for thcir
basis = very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for an hour and then leave
you in worsa condition than before,
What you want is an alternative that will
purify your blood, star. healthy action Of
liver and kidneys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed health and strength.
Such q medicine you will find in Electric
Blttels, and only 50 cents c bottle at
Logan 4 Co.'q d,as Iiors.
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A messenger boys diary-"Mouday,
hired; Tuesday, tired; Wednesday, fred,,'

Diyy
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The beat nalve 10 Tho world for cuts,
bruised, cores, ulcera, salt rheum, fever
sores, tet!er, chapped hands, chilb!sins,
corno, and all akin eruptions, and pusi.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give pe!teet satisfaction,
or money refunded. Pflcs rs cents per
boz. For eale by Loysn & Co.
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BABIES that are ~fretiul, peeyiah, cross
or troubled with Windy Collie, Testhing
Pains or Stomach Disorders, can be re.
lieved ct once by uaing Acker's Baby
Soothcr. /! contains no Opium or Moi
phine, hence is snfe. Price Is cento, Sold
by Logan & Co., O. R. Goethe, Chss. Mem
kemiller, R. B. Burt and Bowie Bros, S
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PALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD
Docparture Of trains from Wheeling. Schedule
III effect November 70. lsS7-EaStern time: ,
Express for Chicago and tho Northwest, $50 n,
M, $40 P. m. lO:GO p. N. daily, and IL lis pin daily.